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831
'
No
,
father
of
Horse-men
,
'
he
said
,
'
we
fight
not
.
Hunt
only
.
Kill
gorgûn
in
woods
,
hate
orc-folk
.
You
hate
gorgûn
too
.
We
help
as
we
can
.
Wild
Men
have
long
ears
and
long
eyes
;
know
all
paths
.
Wild
Men
live
here
before
Stone-houses
;
before
Tall
Men
come
up
out
of
Water
.
'
832
'
But
our
need
is
for
aid
in
battle
,
'
said
Éomer
.
'
How
will
you
and
your
folk
help
us
?
'
833
'
Bring
news
,
'
said
the
Wild
Man
.
'
We
look
out
from
hills
.
We
climb
big
mountain
and
look
down
.
Stone-city
is
shut
.
Fire
burns
there
outside
;
now
inside
too
.
You
wish
to
come
there
?
Then
you
must
be
quick
.
But
gorgûn
and
men
out
of
far-away
,
'
he
waved
a
short
gnarled
arm
eastward
,
'
sit
on
horse-road
.
Very
many
,
more
than
Horse-men
.
'
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834
'
How
do
you
know
that
?
'
said
Éomer
.
835
The
old
man
's
flat
face
and
dark
eyes
showed
nothing
,
but
his
voice
was
sullen
with
displeasure
.
'
Wild
men
are
wild
,
free
,
but
not
children
,
'
he
answered
.
'
I
am
great
headman
,
Ghân-buri-Ghân
.
I
count
many
things
:
stars
in
sky
,
leaves
on
trees
,
men
in
the
dark
.
You
have
a
score
of
scores
counted
ten
times
and
five
.
They
have
more
.
Big
fight
,
and
who
will
win
?
And
many
more
walk
round
walls
of
Stone-houses
.
'
836
'
Alas
!
he
speaks
all
too
shrewdly
,
'
said
Théoden
.
'
And
our
scouts
say
that
they
have
cast
trenches
and
stakes
across
the
road
.
We
can
not
sweep
them
away
in
sudden
onset
.
'
837
'
And
yet
we
need
great
haste
,
'
said
Éomer
.
'
Mundburg
is
on
fire
!
'
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838
'
Let
Ghân-buri-Ghân
finish
!
'
said
the
Wild
Man
.
'
More
than
one
road
he
knows
.
He
will
lead
you
by
road
where
no
pits
are
,
no
gorgûn
walk
,
only
Wild
Men
and
beasts
.
Many
paths
were
made
when
Stonehouse-folk
were
stronger
.
They
carved
hills
as
hunters
carve
beast-flesh
.
Wild
Men
think
they
ate
stone
for
food
.
They
went
through
Drúadan
to
Rimmon
with
great
wains
.
They
go
no
longer
.
Road
is
forgotten
,
but
not
by
Wild
Men
.
Over
hill
and
behind
hill
it
lies
still
under
grass
and
tree
,
there
behind
Rimmon
and
down
to
Dîn
,
and
back
at
the
end
to
Horse-men
's
road
.
Wild
Men
will
show
you
that
road
.
Then
you
will
kill
gorgûn
and
drive
away
bad
dark
with
bright
iron
,
and
Wild
Men
can
go
back
to
sleep
in
the
wild
woods
.
'
839
Éomer
and
the
king
spoke
together
in
their
own
tongue
.
At
length
Théoden
turned
to
the
Wild
Man
.
'
We
will
receive
your
offer
,
'
he
said
.
840
'
For
though
we
leave
a
host
of
foes
behind
,
what
matter
?
If
the
Stone-city
falls
,
then
we
shall
have
no
returning
.
If
it
is
saved
,
then
the
orc-host
itself
will
be
cut
off
.
If
you
are
faithful
,
Ghân-buri-Ghân
,
then
we
will
give
you
rich
reward
,
and
you
shall
have
the
friendship
of
the
Mark
for
ever
.
'